Nsoatreman FC Advance in CAF Confederation Cup with Dominant 5-0 Aggregate Win Over Elect Sport

Nsoatreman FC Advance in CAF Confederation Cup with Dominant 5-0 Aggregate Win Over Elect Sport

Nsoatreman FC has progressed to the next round of the CAF Confederation Cup after securing a commanding 5-0 aggregate victory over Elect Sport. Following a 3-0 win in the first leg in Accra, Nsoatreman completed the job with a 2-0 triumph in the second leg held at a neutral venue in Cameroon, as Elect Sport’s home ground did not meet CAF standards. The Ghanaian FA Cup champions will now await the outcome of the tie between Constantine and Rwanda’s Police FC as they aim to reach the group stage of the competition in their debut season.

Crystal Palace Chairman Hails Jordan Ayew’s Outstanding and Selfless Service to the Club

Crystal Palace Chairman Hails Jordan Ayew’s Outstanding and Selfless Service to the Club

Crystal Palace Chairman Steve Parish has commended Jordan Ayew for his exceptional and selfless contributions during his six-year tenure at the club, following the Ghanaian forward’s transfer to Leicester City. Ayew, who signed a two-year deal with Leicester City worth ÂŁ8 million, made 212 appearances for Palace, scoring 23 goals and providing 22 assists. Parish praised Ayew’s impact on and off the pitch, highlighting his dedication, all-round play, and leadership. He expressed gratitude for Ayew’s service, stating that Ayew will always be welcome at Selhurst Park. Ayew’s time at Palace included numerous accolades, such as the Player of the Season and Players’ Player of the Season awards in 2018/19, as well as the Goal of the Season award for his solo effort against West Ham United.

Jordan Ayew Determined to Make Impact at Leicester City: “I’m Not Here to Hang Around

Jordan Ayew Determined to Make Impact at Leicester City: “I’m Not Here to Hang Around

Jordan Ayew has expressed his determination to play a key role in Leicester City’s quest for promotion back to the Premier League. Following productive discussions with manager Steve Cooper, the Ghanaian forward is eager to contribute to the Foxes’ success in the 2024/25 season. In his first interview after joining the club, Ayew praised Cooper’s vision for the team and emphasized his commitment to working hard and improving his game. At 32 years old, Ayew remains focused on helping Leicester City achieve their goals, stating, “I’m not just coming to hang around, I’m here to work hard and help the team reach our targets.” Ayew is set to make his debut for Leicester City against Fulham at Craven Cottage.

Ghanaian Midfielder Joshua Tenkorang Joins FC Lumezzane on Loan

Ghanaian Midfielder Joshua Tenkorang Joins FC Lumezzane on Loan

Ghanaian midfielder Joshua Tenkorang has completed a loan move to Italian Serie C side FC Lumezzane from US Cremonese, confirmed by Sportblog247.com. The loan deal, set to last until June 2025, sees Tenkorang joining Lumezzane after previous stints with Calcio Lecco and Calcio Foggia, where he made a total of 15 appearances. Tenkorang expressed enthusiasm about contributing to Lumezzane’s ambitious project, while the club’s sporting director, Simone Pesce, praised his physicality, dynamism, and offensive abilities. The 24-year-old, eligible to represent Ghana internationally, aims to continue his career development and seek potential recognition with the Black Stars.

Baba Yara Stadium Undergoes Intense Water Treatment Ahead of Black Stars Match

Baba Yara Stadium Undergoes Intense Water Treatment Ahead of Black Stars Match

In preparation for the Black Stars’ crucial match against Angola on September 5, the Baba Yara Sports Stadium pitch is receiving significant attention, including an extensive “water treatment” process.

A video circulating on social media shows a water tank heavily irrigating the pitch, sparking discussions about the poor state of sports facilities in Ghana. The upcoming match is part of the opening round of the 2025 AFCON qualifiers, where Ghana’s National Men’s Football Team will compete in Group F alongside Angola, Niger, and Sudan.

Recent criticism of the Baba Yara Stadium’s pitch has focused on the poor grass quality and uneven surface. Black Stars midfielder Thomas Partey previously called on Ghana’s Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, to address the pitch issues before the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against the Central African Republic in June.

Deputy Director-General of the National Sports Authority, Bawa Majeed, has assured fans that the pitch will be ready for next month’s game.